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The Dutch chapter of Docomomo is honoured to host the 10th International Docomomo Conference: The Challenge of Change, Dealing with the Legacy of the Modern Movement. The conference will take place in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, in September 2008 and will mark the 20th anniversary of DOCOMOMO.
DOCOMOMO US is pleased to offer a limited number of travel scholarships for full time students registered in historic preservation programs at US universities to participate in associated Student Workshop.
The Winter 2008 Newsletter focusing on landscape and open space is now available. For a printed copy please email newsletter [at] docomomo-us [dot] org for more information.
For the online version, please click here.
DOCOMOMO International is delighted to open the 2008 call for candidacies for its residence grant in Paris to support research on the conservation and the documentation of buildings, sites and neighborhoods' of the Modern Movement.
Every two years, DOCOMOMO holds an International Conference for the Working Parties and their members. The conference serves as an opportunity to inquire into a theme that touches upon an important aspect of the Modern Movement. The conference is also a platform where specialists from all over the world can meet, exchange knowledge and make contacts.
2008 Conference
10th International Conference: The Challenge of Change, Dealing with the Legacy of the Modern Movement
17-19 September 2008
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission rejected a development proposal that would have demolished nine buildings in the Greenwich Village Historic District, including Albert Ledner's 1964 National Maritime Union.
Parkmerced: Symbol of future or the past?
By Dave Weinstein, San Francisco Chronicle. Published May 3, 2008
Parkmerced Investors plans to make major changes to one of San Francisco's most unusual neighborhoods, including demolishing the garden apartments, preserving the high-rises and adding others, along with new midrise dwellings. Many of the streets and most of the open space would be reconfigured as well.
DOCOMOMO US has launched a new service for its members to stay current and connected to topics related to the architecture of the modern movement. The network offers the opportunity for members to engage in discussions, networking, national events and more.
Join now! http://docomomo.ning.com
Atlanta architect Joseph Amisano, FAIA died on Saturday April 12. A partner of the firm Toombs, Amisano, & Wells, his work defined the progressive period of post-WWII Atlanta.
AIArchitect Special Edition: Preserving Modern Buildings includes profile of DOCOMOMO/US founding president Theodore H.M. Prudon and article by DOCOMOMO/NE president David E. Fixler.
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